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Why are predicted figures for the UK's economic health nearly always ***?
Why are predicted figures for the UK's economic health nearly always ***?
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//Which is good, but not really much to celebrate. Unless you are really desperate.//
But if it was t'other way round it would be trumpeted by some on here as an indicator "of the disaster that is Brexit" and how "...the stupid idiots who voted to leave can now see that they've shot themselves in both feet." (Or similar, with a sprinkling of "racists" "bigots" thrown in).
You can't have it both ways.
But if it was t'other way round it would be trumpeted by some on here as an indicator "of the disaster that is Brexit" and how "...the stupid idiots who voted to leave can now see that they've shot themselves in both feet." (Or similar, with a sprinkling of "racists" "bigots" thrown in).
You can't have it both ways.
Gromit, your financial acumen sadly is really lacking.
Whilst true that the figure is low, so are all other comparable figures from other countries. And that makes a big difference. However you try to cut it or demean it it does show the UK growth to be stronger and not at the bottom. This has an affect on the countries standing and also drives decisions like interest rates and taxation let alone the financial market reactions.
Whilst true that the figure is low, so are all other comparable figures from other countries. And that makes a big difference. However you try to cut it or demean it it does show the UK growth to be stronger and not at the bottom. This has an affect on the countries standing and also drives decisions like interest rates and taxation let alone the financial market reactions.
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